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*Terry (Joseph Alfred, 1872-1939). Monastery above a lake, oil on paper, unsigned, approx. 32 x 48 cm, framed, together with Upton (A.J.), Cornish harbour, oil on panel, signed, approx. 39 x 44 cm, framed, plus Aalst (Henrietta van), Wonderful Thoughts, mixed media, initialled and dated in pencil '88, approx. 40 x 53 cm, framed and glazed, with three other modern art pictures Provenance: All acquired directly from the artists by the present owner. (6)
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Bernard Farmer, b.1919 - Abstract composition, mixed media and collage, 28 x 17cm: together with a large collection of watercolours and drawings all on A.I.A correspondence and a further quantity of various personal papers regarding the artist’s association with the A.I.A., (a lot), (in one box), (unframed)
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Tadeusz Was Spring mixed media Tadeusz Was (1912-2005) Spring signed mixed media 27 x 37cm.; 10.5 x 14.5in. * Tadeusz trained at the Polish Institute of Fine Art Krakow for five years before being conscripted into the Polish Army. Tadeusz taught art in Crewe for many years and set up a coalition of Artists known as Group Five who exhibited throughout the Northwest. A solo exhibition-'Lost in Crewe' was held at the Museum and Art Gallery Warrington in 1991 and a current exhibition is still running at the Portico Gallery Manchester until June 30th 2005.
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Allen Tortice-rural landscape mixed media Allen Tortice 20th century Rural landscape signed mixed media 37 x 69.5cm.; 14.5 x 27.5in. * Allen Tortice was born to a mining family in what was at the time the heart of the industrial northeast near Wakefield. One of eight children he was educated at the local village school after which he had a number of jobs including like his father going down the mines and later a brief spell in the army. Gradually he developed his own style of painting allowing him vividly to express the atmosphere of the industrial landscape which is so familiar to him. The stark reality of his subject matter is contrasted by its nostalgic charm and the method of its portrayal. Allen has had a number of his one-man exhibitions around the country and his work has been featured on television.
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